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Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad that you mentioned that the site is fun – my main aim. The author here, Joe Havlick. I’m currently wearing my Rothman Institute 8K t-shirt, so I share your hobbies, I’ve just never joggled. I guess it turns some heads, eh? I think I’ll try it. I’m not as fast as your crowd, but it must be a rewarding accomplishment.

Please try the site again, it has undergone MASSIVE improvement. It was a beta site back on 7/13/06 – I think I remember that you were tied in with juggling.rec newsgroup when I asked for review by the jugglers. (Man, were they…honest). I’m releasing it now. I’m on Yahoo search!

Thanks for stoppin’ by. I will check out the improvements you made soon. Joggling is great fun and it really gives the crowd who comes to watch people run races something extra to look at and cheer about. If you can juggle, you can joggle.

[…] You should try a 30-day experiment yourself. According to Steve Pavlina it goes like this. Figure out something you’d like to learn, get good at, or just accomplish. Some simple task. Then commit to doing it for 30 days in a row. You only have to do it for 30 days. After that, you can just stop. But for 30 days, you have to do it. This would be a perfect experiment for learning to juggle. Check out the ’snap’ juggling method in my links or the Jim show method. Then commit to juggling at least 10 minutes everyday for 30 days. I’m sure you will find that after the experiment, you will be a much better juggler. Or you’ll hate it and never want to try juggling again. Either way you will have learned something about yourself. […]

JYAG – Great plan! I’ve taught lots of folks who were really struggling to learn juggling, and the ones who finally get it are the ones who stick with it on a consistent basis. I’ll admit that tenacity is THE most important aspect for a new juggler, but a program can help. If your readers need it: http://www.jugglingisasnap.org/

Here’s one for you. I’m signing up for the Philly Triathlon. I suppose I’ll leave three balls waiting for me at the final transition area! – Joe

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This is a blog about marathon running & juggling. While I'm not unique, I am rare. An endurance joggler who has been joggling marathons since 1996, I'm on a quest to joggle 44 marathons. I do it because I can and it makes people smile. You can't pick what you're good at, but if you find it, no matter how ridiculous, you've got to go out and be great. What can I say...my parents had a lot of kids.